Project Overview

This project is about building and deploying my own Netflix Clone application with a complete CI/CD pipeline

The goal wasn’t just to make a streaming app but to also integrate DevSecOps practices like quality checks, security scans, containerization, orchestration, and monitoring — to mimic a real-world production-grade environment

The Big Goal

The main goal of this project was to:

• Build a Netflix Clone application.
• Automate the entire build, test, and deployment process using Jenkins.
• Ensure code quality and security with SonarQube, Trivy, and OWASP Dependency Check.
• Package and ship the app with Docker & DockerHub.
• Orchestrate deployments using Kubernetes.
• Monitor the system's health using Prometheus & Grafana.
• Enable smart notifications through Jenkins.

In short, the goal was not just application development, but creating a

full DevSecOps pipeline with monitoring

How I Achieved It (Illustration)

let’s use this illustration:

Think of this project as building a “Movie Theater Franchise” instead of just one cinema hall.

1. The Script (Code in GitHub)
   • My Netflix clone code is like the movie script. It’s the foundation of everything.
   • I stored it safely on GitHub for collaboration and version control.
2. The Director (Jenkins CI/CD)
   • Jenkins is the director, making sure every movie follows the script perfectly.
   • Whenever changes are pushed to GitHub, Jenkins automatically triggers:
     • Quality Checks → SonarQube inspects the code.
     • Security Checks → Trivy & OWASP check for vulnerabilities.
     • Packaging → Docker builds a container image.
     • Release → DockerHub stores the image for later use.